About 300 people celebrate the life of Tamayo Perry
Celebration of life services at Ehukai Beach Park for Honolulu Department of Ocean Safety lifeguard Tamayo Perry, who died June 23, after he was bitten by a shark.
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Abe Lerner, left, holding Perry’s urn, and Perry’s brother, Mark Gardner, prepare to spread ashes.
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Emilia Perry, wife of Perry, at services.
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Hugh Foster, right, gives a goodbye kiss to Perry’s urn.
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Tamayo Perry’s urn being carried out to sea.
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A jet ski, left, carries urn out to sea for scattering.
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About 300 people were at celebration.
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